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Sep 6, 2020 1 hr 19 min

Episode 045: Was the Sequel Trilogy Mishandled?

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Welcome to the latest episode of From a Certain Point of View! This week we have some big news to talk about (including the Mandalorian and John Boyega's GQ interview), and we're (FINALLY!) reviewing the Star Wars #5 comic. We end the episode trying to answer the question: Was the sequel trilogy mishandled? Tune in to hear where we end up! Josh is on vacation to Walt Disney World and Batuu East this week, so a big thank you to Travis Boyle (maddog1885) for filling in for a couple segments! You can find all of Travis's Facebook Gaming streams at fb.gg/maddog1885 and be sure to follow him on Twitter. Thanks for tuning in, and we hope you enjoy the show! We record the show LIVE every week on YouTube. We would love to see you join us! Get your FACPOV merchandise here! If you would like to be a part of our FREE Book Club, click here to join the Discord server. We are a proud member of the Red5 Network. Check out all the other awesome Red5 podcasts at red5network.com! Be sure to connect with useverywhere and keep the discussion flowing through the week! Website: https://fromacertainpointofview.com/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/FromACertainPOV/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/certainpovpod Discord server: https://discord.gg/PrRA9vk Email: [email protected]

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